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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-05
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Mrs. Jas. Hayes has been quite Ill for some
days past, but is slowly recovering
Miss Ora Mcknight ia one OF the victims sclec-
ted by the typhoid fever and Is lying very low
at this date.
We hear TINT Mr.. Henry Hitchcock lost lit
tie four year old son at noon to-day, by dlpthe-
ria.
DIR. Wall, OF Toledo spent Sunday in the
burg.
Miss Laura May Dewey, OF Chicago, is
Waiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. II. A. Hamll-
tom
Mr.. James Westcott closed his vacation
aud returned TO Baltimore for duty Tues
day.
Mrs DR.. Wall and son, Of Toledo were
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Monroe last
week.
Mrs. Julia Fillmore Harris, Of Minnesp-
olis, Mimi, Is the guest Of Mrs. Samuel
Smith this week,
Mr.. Geo. F. Hirth, Of Toledo, was the
guest OF his brother Simon and friends
here over Sunday.
Capt. o. ]. Hopkins and wife, Of Toledo,
drove up and spent Sunday evening with
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
Mrs. z. o. Falliu, and children, OF To-
ledo was the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Harris at Mrs. Samuel Smiths on We'd
nesday.
Messrs. George and Frank Taylor, Of
Vioksbnrg, Mich, have been visiting rela =
tives in this and adjoining towns during
the past two weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Brandhuber. who has been
given three weeks vacation. started on
the road again Monday for the Toledo
hardware firm for which he has Travelled
for the past two or three years.
Mr.. Robert Lees, at one time part
ner with his brother William in the
planning mill here, lately lost his wife by
death and has sold his home in Toledo
and started on Wednesday. for Baltimore
in search Of health.
Mrs. Jonathan Perrin and Mrs. Mary
Price and Miss Ethel, returned from
Lakeside on Tuesday evening, much re-
freshed from their stay on the Lake front.
Mrs. DIR. Long, of Bryan. who also shar-
ed their cottage, returned home on the
same date.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rider Of Bucyrus
were visiting their parents here on the
first of the week, Mr.. Rider started for
the ST. Clair Springs for health and rec.
reation, and Mrs. Rider started for a
visit with an uncle in another part of
the state.
Miss Hattie Hulhurd started on Tues
day for herannual three weeks vacation
ut Chautaudua, New York, Miss Jessie
Frederick, who returned on Wednesday
from her vacation near Presque Isle will
have charge Of the Way Library during
Miss Hulburd's absence.
Mr.. L. z, Hutdleson, of Bradford, Pa,
who has been engaged in drilling oil and
gns wells in the Pennsylvania fields for
several years past, spent two days here
tins week in consultation with Mr.. II. NJ
Hoover, and they have in contemplation
the putting in string Of tools for the
sinking Of gas wells in the Waterville
field. Mr.. II. has good practical
knowledge Of this line of work and was
frank and open IN answering all questions
o! interested parties here.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-05

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-08-05
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
w as Il . Al urder?

Abou. 10 O'Clock lsst night three men
came running into the Twentieth district
station with the announcement that n
woman named Katharine Miles, OF No. 10
Leeds avenue. Philadelphia, had fallen
down the well of the Clubhouse and been
drowned. Lieutenant Myers went to the
house with several officers. John O'Keif,
resident of the neighbo-hood, volun-
teered to get her and after an hours bard
work the officers succeeded in drawing
the body to the surface.
IL is said she and her daughter Katha.
rine had been drinking in the morninS
and had quarrelei The woman was not
missed until last evening, when her son
Francis came home. There va, no SUP.
per cooked and he instituted search for
his mother. When he went TO the out
house he found that toe seat was broken.
He knew his mother had been drink ing
and suspected she had fallen through. b
calle in some neighbors, and together
they dragged the pool and brought her
booy TO the surface. As they had no ropes
or other necessary appliances they were
obliged To cali in assistance TO get her
out. Her son had that morning given her
t2S, and the officers found that wrapped
10 rag in the bosom Of her dress
The son SAYS the seat was intact In the
morning when he lett h .ms A hatchet
was found IN the Clubhouse and the seat
showed ifps oi having been wreuched
and pounded from its fasterings. The
police suspect foul play. The daughter
is missing, but man named James Hig-
gins, o, Saylor, vas arrested on suspicion
OF having hand in the affair The woman
had evidently been dead Tor some time,
as the ,dy was perfectly rigid. Higgins
will have a hearing before Magistrate
Clement this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Carlisle's Seat in Danger.

1. is said that Speaker Carlisle is
really in danger OF being thrust out Of
his sea- In the House OF Representa-
tives By Mr.. Thobe, who claims 70 have
been elected. In other words the CON.
test will be decided On Its merits and
not through partisan sympathy. 1. is
right taas uem bers should vote as the
facts and figures warrant, Ind not In
accordance with party preiudIce. 1. Is
said thas Carltsie's treatment OF Mr.,
Randall and some others has allepsted
them to that degree that they occupy
this position, and are fully capa ola
OF deciding the case upon It's merits,
II this be SO and Carlisle should be
forced TO give place to Thobe, such o
howl will be raised by the zsAlots ol
party that will almost shake the capt.
tai from Its turres 10 It's foundation.
The question should be decided on its
merits, lei the consequence yes be wha,
they may.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

WE KNOW OF number OF persons In
this city who had . weight removed
from their minds when the Every
Evening mAds LIS appearance yester.
day, As rome one had reported that II
was the inten tion TO pu blish the names
Of oil those who had freQuented the
policy shops and gambling dsns within
the last month or two. A puolioatlon
OF this nature would osuss even .
greater sensation than the raid on the
gem blers lAst week did, st.ll we do not
know but 1, Would prove s-'u,ary.
Some men, who with their voices have
Condemned theee twin evils, nave Sc
cretly encouraged at least one OF the N
by purobAsipg "ross" and riskips
their money on "the be z Ard OF d dle,"
and It is j1st suoh men ss these who
have been in.,rumental In causing
policy playing snd gambling 70 assume
such proportions in this city thst the
ba,kers dared TO defy the authorities to
interfere with them.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
Iee2lnmoA.

II the report b. true that President
Cleveland did not aokno vlsdgs tho ~
luss OF Gsnsral Foraksr ~ the Ohio
troops passed BY him in the grand pA-
rsds Of the Constitutional Centennial
In Philadelphia last weak, and that
Mrs. Cleveland deliberately turned her
back upon the Governor and his vile
and declined to shake hands With them
II the Academy OF Music, the inot.
lents only indicate littlensss OF soul,
and mean and petty disposition. Per-
sons Who are truly great never show re-
sentiment never s'oop TO insun or NOR
tify any one. They are magnanimons,
generous, brave, manly and lady-like
under any and all olrou instances. They
show BY their oond uc', their true char.
after and the public will form correct
is innate OF II. Many displays OF petty
spite ulness OF . revengeful disposition
viii assuredly lead 70 the fulfllment Of
the declaration: Thou art weighed
in the balance and found wanting"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

WHAT DOES the Republican party
OF Della ware intend TO do In the future?
is m ,men tous question that CON germs
every Que who ls in favor OF good gov
ernment. Does 1t intend TO do - was
done ct the last city ele,tiou, and sit
with folded hands while It's opponen 70
carry everything before them? II or.
gAniz s..on Is intended 1t 10 pretty near
time something WAS done, as unless
voters LOOK to 1t hundreds more will bs
disfrAn ,hised In o few months from
now. O1e OF the peculiar feature, OF
the registry Law, which goes into efsos
mex: 1ps, 10 that . voter must have .
county tax receipt before he can be
registered, and there never will be .
better Nme TO get 1. than the present.
Let every man whose name is on the
tax collectors books pay his tax, and
thus mako himself secure In the right
TO vote. Too many men defer attend.
ing TO this matter until the very eve 81
an election, when We ell know the dtffi
culties thai are thro wn In their way II
they happen to be Rspu blicaus; there
fore 1t Is the duty of every mem Der OF
that party to make himself safe while
he has the opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

WE cHEKRFULLY give place In to.
days Issue to Mr.. Higgins card, which
In yesterdays e very E 'snipg,
and thiLk tbs. he clearly sho 90 the
position In which he Is placed. There
is no doubs but an attorney hiss not
only the privilege, bat also the right,
TO Accep. or decline any case that may
be presented to him, and some OF the
best attorneys In every city have been
retained In cases where the pu blic sen
nmep; Was against their clients.
Neither should the fast be lost sight Of
that every criminal Is entitled 10 fair
trial and to be defended by attorneys
OF his own selection, II he is able to
employ them. Ia this case, however,
Mr.. Higgins disclaims any inten ,ion 70
interfere with the prosecution OF the
policy men and gamblers. He sayt:
~ brough. this action for hi N (Auder-
SOM NOS because he was concerned In
the pIlicy or gambling business, hu.
because be was not concerned in II. In
other words, he only desires TO show
that Anderson had nothing TO do With
Is and Was only arrested by mistake.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
a Little Girls Opinion,

Poys is men that have rot got as big
as their papas, and girls is young women
that will be young ladies by and by.
Man was made before women. When
God looked at Adam He said to n imse If,
well, guess can do better than that
If try again." and then he made Eve.
God liked Eve so much better than He
did Adam that there has been more wo-
men in the wo II than men ever since
Boys are trouble. They are very wear.
ing on everything but toap. Il | could
have my way half the boys lu the world
would be ,ittle gi:ls and the other hall
would be dolls. My papa is go nice to mt
that ] guess he must lave been girl
when he was a little boy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WE REMEMBER reading q fable sou o

WE REMEMBER reading q fable sou Q
years sgo which told about . farmer
who was very much troubled by The
Crows stealing his grain. He tried
various expsdien.s to keep them away,
and as all failed resorted to Q trap in
the way Of net, by which he captured
o great lumber at one sweep. Il 30
happened that among those found In
the net was bird that was never
known TO, have troubled any ones
grain, bat on this occasion he had
some business which uecessitated his
being In the crows co npany. As the
irate far mel WAS taking the crows ou.
OF the net and wringiug their recks he
came to this bird, who plead hard that
his LIE might be spared, but was an
swered that rs he was found In what
he knew was bad company before he
went into 1t, he would have 10 suffer
the same as the others. Now this ia
only one Of the many fables we all
have read In boyhood's days, and YET
sometimes incidents happen In real lie
which bear . very close simiiituce.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
ruBLloysALns.

I'm CHANOERY, NEW UAsTLB 3
J. WbONTY.-rrustese sale sf Real
E1fats. By virsus Of decfes OF the Court
q n:. q ss s,' s q sSs q and
psssd u public ale, ut the county court
heass. In the city q Wilningtoa,
ON WEDnkBDAY,
TIE INST DAY OFSEPrAMBERA A. d. ~,
Ats O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate. situate
In said city, and bounded and described -
No. j. BsEinn,ng ct . stake in ths soush-
erly side Of second street, between walnut
and Poplar sSrssts, Q 1 the distance OF % feet
nom the westerly SIDE Of Poplar st.; thence
souihsriy By . iiBs Of lands late OF Provi.
. mcGsan:y 'S1;i n s,ust, s1rossS The niSdis % Of
. divfSion wall between the two houses psS.
sllsl to Poplar street, o. feet 70 stake IN IN
Alley running 70 Poplar street.. thence By .
line in said alley westerly parallel with
second strsst II feet TO . stake In william
9rinss's line, now Of Harriet W. Oiing;
thence By her liue northsrlf parallel with
the hrss described libe 80 feet 70 the said
side Of Second street; thsncs Herewith east
contents more or isr; with the alsy priv.
lseee aetseAed thereto.
no. Z Beginning st the corner formed BY
the intsrssctien OF the southerly side Of
LoDoeu gtroot and the westerly eldo OF ID
fset wide street. laid cut between Lobdell
anA A str sts, parallel with and 1T the dis
tancs OF ITO feet rom Olaymont street;
theios along said 90 feet wide street % feet
TO . corner; then,s westerly and parallel
with Loeaeli street ils feet, 10 inches, more
or less. 70 the sasterly tide Of the Old Ferry
road with the privilege Of one-half OF the
said Old Ye1y road when vaoated); thence
thereby northerly about % fcet 10 the afore-
eaid side OF Lobdell suest;snd thence there
by essteriy Les ieet inches To the place Of
beg inning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 8. Beginning at . stake on the north
sios Of Liberty street. llo feet from the
southwest side cf John Hecget's land Icing
. corner CT John Aths lot; thence along
Ash's lins north ~ degrees, west 90 feet 70 q
l0-feet wide alley; thence Aleng said alley
side north eS degrees, east IL feet 70 stake.a
corner OF . lot nov or form cry OF michael
U'Donnen thence ty ssid O' 'Oonnell's line
south "a degrees, east 20 feet 70 Liberty
street and thence by the side OF said street
south co degrees. west 10 feet TO tho place Of
begin ming. Containing within thoee bounds
LEO fQuars feet OF land, To the same more
or less. Attendance will be given and
terms made known as the time and place
j. b. kOFFECKER. JR.. Trustee,
Ur By his attorney.
Attesv: J. M. HOUSMAN,
hcgtstef Uourt Chanccry. f2eodu
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
TUEsDAY, sEPrlMBKR go. 1887.
FOR SOME unexplained cause th

EoR o0As aAcA RAoAhOA o.oso tht
people OF this city seem 10 take very
little In .erest In the proposed oonstitu
tional convention, and although every
intelligent person will admit the Ia
mentabie fac. that Delaware 10. ip
many respects, half . century behind
her sister States, II the apathy Of the
people 10 TO be taken ~ evidence, they
seem perfectly con ented TO remain so
Judge Houston remarked At session
Of court . year or 90 ago, that this 10
the ouly State that IL still living under
the old English laws, and II this is %
the quicker We get rid OF them the bat
ter. The .st move In this direction
should be . constitutional coz vention
that vii. revise that ansiqusted docu.
ment, 90 that We will have represents
ton according to populstion. This is
the case In Pennsylvania and many Of
the other States, and common Justice
demands thai it should be 90 In Dsla-
ware. The Diamond Sa,e, though
small, is deserving Of and entitled to .
place In the foremost ranks Of the
bat che will never obtain IL us-
til she has thro IN off the shAckels
which have bound her for % many
years.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

At a single counter.
Cloths for Women's Tailor.
Made Suits. Stripes, checks,
plaids, broken plaids, all
sorts OF plaids. Brighter
and better pretties OF the
kind than you have before
seen. Yard,and-a-half wide
and all-wool-except that
sometimes there is the CLINT
OF silk on the parti,cclored'
surface.
The line of 81 stuffs is a
surprise; SO varied, so neat,
so handsome, SO good.
Check, with plaid effect
partially formed by hair.
lines of silk. \ dozen col.
orings, SI.25.
Cashmere weave, with va,
rious styles of overplaids. A
ri-h and very finely fnis he'd
'abric; imported. $125.
Bourette Pads. CLOTH
finish, New shades and
ccm oina.ions OF colors. The
bopsette, which gives an il
Illuminated effect, is oi WOO
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

THE INVESTIGATION of the charges
against Professor Graham will be con-
tinusd this evening, and we trust th.s
the order OF the Board Of Eioostlon TO
exclude boys who are not summoned as
witnesses will be strictly enforced.
We would even go little further than
this, and exclude the Witnesses exec Of
those who will be exaniusd q. each
session. Tue presence OF the High
School pupils q: the meetings OF the
committee cAnuot bat prove dsrrim eu Ia |
TO their own interests and to the inter.
ests OF the school, aud no better or
stronger reasons are neeled for the
strict enforcement OF the resol q tion
hdopte by the board.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WaSAM AkERS
rHLLApsLrHi4. Tu .sday, Sep.. y

rslLApsLraia. ru sstay, Sep.. ~, 1851.
New Dress Goods filing
the shelves; overfowing to
the shelf tops; crowding
everywhere where such
stuffs belong.
No room on the counters
to properly spread them out.
No room in the paper to
fifty speak Of them. We
pick out here ard there a
representative stuff and point
to it little more. There are
hundreds behind each one.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es

EXECUTORs' SALE OF REAL ES.
IL TATE.
Will be sold at public sale at the Corrt
House, in the city of llmington,
On FRIDAY, the 23d DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. d., ss7. At ? O'Clock p. m, th~ following x
described real estate, situate in the said city OF
Wilmington:
No. D.. sixteen acres OF Brandywine m arsh,
with frame house and frame barn thereon, be-
tween the ChristlsnA and Brandywine creeks.
foot of seventh street. WIl be sold in lots
from Ia to g.. acres.
No. =. A lot Of land north vest corner of
Eleventh and Lombard streets, fronting ~
feet on leysnih street and 6s feet on Lom-
bard street 10 = i-foot alley. VIII be sold In
lots,
No. 3. A lot Of land, south side ofTwelfth
street G. feet, inches west Of Lombard street,
having front OF so feer, iuches on Twelfth
street. and depth OF 6s feet to feet wide
alley. VIII be sold In lots.
Termt at sale.
see plot at the Office Of
SAMUEL W. McCAULLEY Executors
No. 606bs Market street.
sli-ts wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

Os BOARD UF DlRa

~ of Street and : wer Dcpar nent
v ilfniugtOp, uel., sept. [
SEALED proposals will b, received
once until Thursday, September d.
for grading Front street. from The Il
jackson street to the We I'D "
street, and Maryland avenue from 4
section of Front street to the north
Oh stnut street, for the purpose n
Dirt to BE- deposited subJe | 10 the ord
Street commissioner.
The right tn reject any or all bids
Board OF Directors street and rr"e1
mrnt JOSEPH l.. CAkPEAIEH
sl4-6t Prd
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
WAWAmAKnRS'
20 fine that it seems like

~
silk. $I.25.
Still finer stufs Of the|
same sorts, II you will, at
this counter. Choicer stock,
extra touches in the finish
ing. $I.5o.
Fourth circle, southeast Of centre.
Lamps. No floor lamp
better than the Hollings'.
Raised or lowered by a
touch; stays where you stop
it. No thumb-screw to be
loosened by a child. Many
elegant shapes. SIS to
SIoo
Various other styles of
extension l a m p s-brass
wrought iron-$Io up.
We know of no lamp that
will make SO good a light
out OF oil as the Rochester.
Centre draft like an Argand
burner. Soft, mellow, steady
light. Of antique brass,
copper, Japan and copper,
or oxidized silver. $3.25 up.
Lamps of all the worth.
using kinds.
None so cute and pretty
as the Fairies. For orna-
ment only. Delicate shapes,
decorations as exquisite as
frost- work. The new Bur-
sunrise tints are love-
Iier than ever when lighted
by the mild glow Of a Fsiry|
Lamp. IS cents up.
The new Parasol Shades
for lamps. Wax-linen, silk,
or lace. The prettiest
shades we know OF. So to|
SIS,5o
Frames for the shades,
81 IS to S2.75.
north of centre.
The new 25 cent Towels.
Various colors and patterns;
knosted fringe. Not the big
gest but the best % cent
Towel we ever offered.
Old.fashioned weave and
figures. Smaller than the
Towels we commonly sell,
but OF good, sturdy, German|
make. Pure linen; knotted
fringe. IA cents.
Same, larger size, IS
cents.
Southwest OF centre.
High tide in Tides for
Embroidering. Fringed four
sides and woven in hand
some designs, IL patterns.
The mes surements are from
from fringe end to fringe
end.
45 in. soc. So in. 45c.
so in. 35c. SO in. SOC.
81 in. 40c. Y in. Csc.
The last we had before of
the 80 cent sort sold for SO
cents,and the prices of other
lengths were proportionately
higher.
Southwest Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall SQUARE.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

The test OF Hartman & FehranS Sa ch q
arCe.isn we'll was contiuued Sund ay
an ye'terday. AS II resulted in q Q.
crease Ia tha dow u ~stsr the well will
have % bo bo:ri deapar,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

AElLLW '.I8 hTINa -FO Il A L L
IVA kinf.s Of miIlwright work apply TO
Waikiki ELLl0rr, md and L. mberd
streets. iu28 8m.d&w
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
e. P. POTTER.

:, luner Of Pia.o and Organs, with 8. II
Baynard, Fifth aad Market. Telephops sel
hssldenes ez3 West Seventh street.. sl-u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

N U1lLE-lN IGM PLlHhUb
~ the requirements OF an Act
raj Assembly ,ftne State o. Delasa
ed at rover, March a 's33. enti.
ACT Con 'ornirg Private lIcJIporauI
tics 10 hereby gwen that q cert!n't
porsting ",t ALA aer. kltsslman
will, on Tuetday, soptonb Der q
O'Clock IL. m, be presented at CHAN
W ilmit gton, 10 no E-on. /. q. On
soci1 ] Judge, etc.. for hlsspptoyaL
k.IRs * EMauN
Els let Attorneys Q. lno:No
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

NULltf-aN SUAL NIL IN
IN .he hone l.oGl rts)ci'.iVl
Sept I'D, at O'Clock ?. ~, III hass
Ftfst Nstt sai Sans. tirs' a'me'
riss IL Will be iesdy by tcG! TINT
70. sale at l.w .ates.
sl7-l~ !. 7. TAYI OR. sem
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

TullOE TO COUNTY Tax n
IN Eot'oe u st the County IS nj
funds ord iha: AL County TaIe,
due. Yea Will pea cal at 70 y ~
and sSitle your ounty it1 w!thih
from this notice. as we pop0sol
lect tho same. By ealing IL llne
save lioutle and costs,
JNo. 1. DIUHEY, -!
Colltc or Q: First "
PATRICK NtAri. a.,
eS-tt Collector Of : con1
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20
In The RPHAss' OoURr
hRw CAsTLx CoUETY. 4
SALE
REAL ESTATE.

by vtrtre Of an order OF the Orphsns'
Court Of tho State Of delaware, IN and for
New Castle County, made 1T the ID arch
Ierm, A. D., 1887. thereof, will DO exposed 70
nublic veudue. st the Ueunty Court House,
in the city Of Wilmington.
On FRIDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF sEPrEM Der. A. u ,'s7,
At o'clock p. m.
The following described lands and tene-
ments in the city OF Wilmington, 70 Wit:
All that lot OF land. with Q throe-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected, sit
uated on the eatteriy aide Of " Alnut street
at So ieet inches fto IN the Fputherly side Of
Fifth street. having front OF IS foet On
Walnut street, and extending easterly that
width 70 feet
Terms made known st the time and piace
. foressid BY BENZ. NlkLDS, TTuftee,
OR BY bis Attorney.
Attest: CHARLES McWhOkTkR,
sS.ts CLERK Of Orphans Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-20

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